The Ukraine war has given rise to an ‘exorcism economy’ in Russia - News Summed Up

The Ukraine war has given rise to an ‘exorcism economy’ in Russia


Russia’s Orthodox Church warns exorcism attempts should be left to members of the clergy. The most influential modern exorcist in Russia was Father German, a priest who began practising near Moscow in the 1980s. ‘Exorcism tourism’The renewed interest in exorcism within Russia may represent a broader cultural response to political and personal instability — echoing the turbulence of the 1980s. The itinerary includes a consultation and private conversation with well-known “media exorcist” Father Gusev, as well as an application for an exorcism. In a country unsettled by war, uncertainty and spiritual volatility, Russia’s exorcism economy looks to be advancing.


Source: Irish Examiner January 20, 2026 01:01 UTC



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